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It is also said that "extreme terms include but are not limited to product list pages, product titles, subtitles, main images and detail pages, product packaging, etc. For extreme If a store using such terms is found to be in violation, points will be deducted and a fine will be imposed, with a fine ranging from 200,000 yuan to 1 million yuan. If the case is serious, the store will be closed directly. If a customer complains about the extreme terms, the customer's rights will be safeguarded. If successful, the entire amount of compensation will be borne by the merchant. Therefore, sellers must pay attention, self-examine and correct themselves, and make corrections and changes in a timely manner to avoid being fined.”
The good side for merchants: the new advertising law. The introduction of this policy, on the surface, restricts the development of e-commerce, restricts the promotion methods of e-commerce and seeks more reasonable demands and rights for advertising consumers. In a far-reaching sense, it also formalizes the development of e-commerce. A good start. Contribute to the healthy development of the market.
Reference materials: Looking at the "strictness" of the new "Advertising Law" from typical cases - Xinhuanet